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I've used them. One horse went fine in them but I decided against  
them. The other horse had her feet ruined (temporarily) by the shoes.  
Just not enough support for that particular horse. When the shoes came  
off I've never seen such a site, hard to describe but it was very  
obvious that these shoes were not right for her. This particular horse  
has softer hoofs. We nailed them on.

Over the years, I've used various brands of plastic type shoes. They  
can warp, twist or move more easily then steel shoes. It is important  
to check the clinches and re-tighten them as necessary.

Lauren

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